Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-05-19
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Plenty of candidates and potatoe
bugs.
The finest assortment OF tobaccos
In town at Stover's.
Strawberries are coming to the
northern markets by the car load.
And endless variety Of Laces and
Embroideries at Kauffman's store.
e. w. Mauck has excavated the
cellar for his new house on Penn Street,
Wayne Station campmeeting will
open July 25th and continue ten days.
Editor Ulnch of the Centre County
Times, dropped in to see us on Monday.
--For the largest, freshest and best
stock Of groceries so to j. w. Stoyer's,
Regular services in the Lutheran
church of this place next Sunday fore
noon.
Yesterday mornings mail was two
hours late here ON account OF delayed
trains.
California Apricots, Pears, Plums
and Peaches just received ut J. w,
Stover's.
Two lady cousins from Union coun-
ty were visiting Mrs. A. J. Harter, on
Penn street, last week.
If current reports are true, Mr..
Throne, a well-known groceryman Of
Lock Hayen, failed the other day.
All styles Ladies' Serge Shoes and
Slippers at our store. Sold very cheap.
j. II. MUSsER n Son.
-Seersucker Coats and Vests sold
for half their cost Of last year.
ID. 5. KAUFMAN Il Co.
CHOICE BRlcK.-The undersigned
has for sale N los OF choice brick.
G. &. LosE, Rebersburg, Pm.
H. X. Luse, one of Millheim's ex-
perienced carpenters left for Baltimore,
Nd, the other day, to work at his trade
there.
No snake stories TO report this
week. Fact is there are not near so
many "snakes" seen since we have no
license.
j. w. Snook's brick yard west OF
town is in full blast and Thos. Zeigler
the contractor knows just how to make
good brick.
Glad to hear that the pocket book
lost by Geo. Jordan. and advertised i'm
the last two issues OF the JOURNAL has
been found.
The smoky appearance of the sky
all around us indicates that there must
be extensive mountain fires raging
somewhere.
Geo. Limbert, OF the spring Mills
Academy, and well and fayorably
known by many Of our people circula-
ted hereabouts last Saturday.
A base ball ground and a lawn ten
mis- court haye been fixed up on the
State College property for the use Of
the students of that institution.
Mrs. Governor Beaver and family,
and Mrs. Beavers sister, Mrs. DIR.
Hayes. will spend the summer months
at the governors home at Bellefonta.
j. W. Pluner, Esq, of the Cham
pion Reaper and Mower Company. Bal
timore, registered at the Musser House
on Tuesday and spent the night In
town.
Mr.. J. q. Crawford. of Philadelphia.
q brother of the hosiery manufacturer
In this place. came up on Tuesday eve-
ning's train to pay his brother busl-
ness visit.
Ellsworth Ardery, of Aaronsburg,
is agent for q book entitled 1.-THE Beau
tiful, the Wonderful. the Wise" He
was In town on Saturday TO make o
thorough canvass.
MIR. w. c. Huber, of Penn town.
ship, while peeling bark on 1. T. Buff
fington's woodland on Brush mountain
last Tuesday. cut sn ugly cash in his
knee with the sharp axe.
Miles township is heard from as
will be seen i'm this weeks list or an
nouncements, where the name of w. j..
Carlin. Esq, of ReLersburg, appears as
a candidate for Register.
The new Garman hotel in Belle
fonte is going up rapidly. The me-
chanics are now working on the third
story and the hotel may be ready for
occupancy sometime in August.
Miss Gertrude Musser, daughter
of Ilgen Musser, of this place, has been
very i'll with rheumatism the latter
part of the past winter. but. we are
pleased to state, is now improving.
An exchange says that sweet things
are generally sticky and that this is the
reason why SO many young men ''get
stuck" on pretty girls. No doubt Ed
might enlighten US on that subject.
Decoration day will be big day in
Millheim and if you come to town don't
forget that we will III you summer
goods extra cheap.
ID. 8. KAUFMAN e. Co.
I'VE are informed that Mrs. Jacob
Moyer, residing about three miles west
of here, had several hemorrhages last
week and was consequently quite ill.
At this writing she is much improved.